Public Programs
New York City Ballet offers engaging programs for all audiences.
Drawing on its full resources — dancers, choreographers, educators, musicians, teaching artists and production personnel — the art of ballet comes alive in these lively programs intended to enhance your NYCB experience. With opportunities to interact with members of the Company and learn more about the legacy and innovation of NYCB, you will see ballet in a whole new light!
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Family Saturdays
Visit the David H. Koch Theater for Family Saturdays, onstage interactive presentations featuring excerpts from New York City Ballet’s diverse repertory and narration curated especially for family audiences.
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Children's Workshops
Join the artists of New York City Ballet in our Lincoln Center Rehearsal Studios for these 45-minute movement workshops for children ages 5-7 inspired by some of the most beloved ballets in our repertory.
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In Motion Workshops
Join the artists of New York City Ballet in our Lincoln Center Rehearsal Studios for these 45-minute movement workshops for children ages 8-12 inspired by some of the most beloved ballets in our repertory.
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Ballet Essentials
Experience New York City Ballet like never before in these in-studio 75-minute repertory-based movement workshops for teens and adults of all levels.
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Ballet Essentials Legacy
In honor of New York City Ballet's 75th Anniversary Season, join us for these special 90-minute movement workshops led by notable NYCB alumni.
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Inside NYCB
Onstage presentations exploring the history and inner workings of New York City Ballet featuring performance excerpts, demonstrations, and the rare opportunity to hear directly from the artists and collaborators of NYCB.
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Ballet Essentials Workshop Weekend
Gain insight on ballet technique and learn choreography from some of your favorite works at one of our four-day ballet weekends for adults.
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First Position Discussions
An informal discussion, offering background information about the ballets on the program and insights about the music and choreographic process.
